> I’m sure religious parents teach their children about homosexuality, they just mention it’s a sin rather than saying that it’s a person’s valid choice. As ha

> I’m sure religious parents teach their children about homosexuality, they just mention it’s a sin rather than saying that it’s a person’s valid choice. As has been pointed out to you multiple times, it's neither of those - it's an innate property. Let's drag this into the open and make it concrete. I do consider telling someone a child that their innate properties are sinful and will condemn them to eternal fire to be abusive, yes. I will proudly impose that standard of morality on others to the extent of my ability. I believe homosexuality is not wrong, and that parents who believe that it is wrong often inflict great psychological trauma on their own children, trauma which can be partially mitigated through support networks they sustain outside of parental control, often over the internet. There is a commenter right here in this thread who corroborates this with their personal experience growing up. Now, what are your views? We already know some of them - that being gay is a "lifestyle" one is "socialized" into, and that it's a question of "moral standards". So out with it - do you think homosexuality is wrong? Are you prepared to defend that stance in a public forum?